The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Harold was fast, but Charlie was faster. He avoided the grab and in a swift action, he clasped Harold’s wrist, shook it slightly, and sneered. “What? Is the injury on your hand healed? Pain is forgotten where gain follows huh?”

Harold suddenly felt an enormous force surging into his body. He took two steps backward, feeling furious and shocked at the same time.

This loser’s strength was quite powerful!

Knowing that he was out of Charlie’s league, Harold growled coldly, “Damn it, you wait here, I’ll get the manager and kick you out!”

Then, Harold turned his head and shouted for the manager to come.

Soon, a middle-aged man in a suit and leather shoes walked quickly, with two security guards tagging along.

The man managed a diplomatic smile on his face and said to Harold respectfully, “Yes, Mr. Wilson, how can I help you?”

“Manager, check their invitation.” Harold pointed disdainfully at Charlie. “I suspect that theirs are fake.”

For privacy and security reasons, the guest’s name was not stated on the invitation card. Instead, it displayed a string of exclusive passwords. By using a specific app on the phone to scan the password, it would display the name of the attendees.

manager knew that he was from a prominent family, whereas Charlie was dressed in mediocre clothes. His

a polite and diplomatic tone but there was a trace of contempt

by its cover’, but the manager did. From Charlie’s ordinary attire, the manager assumed

annoyed by the contemptuous look in the manager’s eyes,

gaze, and asked, “May I know which family

he is a live-in son-in-law of

of speculations. How could a person with an honorable status become a

gloomy look and said, “Tell

scrutiny from these people. He was also utterly disappointed at

walked in here, of

manager stopped probing him further, instead, he said, “If you don’t follow the rules and hand me the invitation card for verification, then I have

guards stepped forward and watched

that their invitation cards were fraudulent, “Charlie, I think we better

you don’t